Wolves agree fee for Gow
Wolves and Glasgow Rangers have agreed a fee of around £250,000 for Alan Gow – as interest turns again to Bristol City's Marvin Elliott.
Sources in Glasgow believe Wolves have matched the asking price for the skilful forward also agreed by Blackpool.
Molineux chief executive Jez Moxey is still cautious as to whether the signing will go ahead, adding Gow is one of several players enquired about.
Wolves are also assessing midfield targets and Elliott is a candidate.
He impressed in his battle with Karl Henry in the centre of the park earlier this season and could be next on the hitlist, after they were linked again with a £2million swoop.
Boss Mick McCarthy is expected to be without Dave Edwards and they are short on cover, with Darren Potter available to leave and Mark Davies on loan at Leicester.
Wolves were linked with £2million-rated Elliott after Seyi Olofinjana left in the summer, but the 24-year-old missed the start of the season due to injury.
The Championship leaders could face a fight from Portsmouth to land the Wandsworth-born player.